View Larger Image IOCC & UNICEF Offer Continued Support to Beirut Community This post was originally published on this siteAfter the Beirut explosion, IOCC and UNICEF were part of the first groups on the ground to help the devastated community. oia2022-01-24T19:30:43+00:00January 24th, 2022|Jurisdictions| Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditTumblrPinterestVkEmail Related Posts Clergy wives invited to join February Zoom info session Gallery Clergy wives invited to join February Zoom info session Center for Family Care Selects “On Behalf of All” Pilot Parishes Gallery Center for Family Care Selects “On Behalf of All” Pilot Parishes Mission Sunday 2025 Gallery Mission Sunday 2025 Metropolitan Tikhon Celebrates Feast of the Three Holy Hierarchs at St. Vladimir’s Seminary Gallery Metropolitan Tikhon Celebrates Feast of the Three Holy Hierarchs at St. Vladimir’s Seminary “Cheyenne Has Something”: Interview with Billie Zumo, Hellenic Heritage House Curator and Honorary Philoptochos National Board Member Gallery “Cheyenne Has Something”: Interview with Billie Zumo, Hellenic Heritage House Curator and Honorary Philoptochos National Board Member
After the Beirut explosion, IOCC and UNICEF were part of the first groups on the ground to help the devastated community.
